Singing Contest
Our Student Union hosted a singing contest after our second term exam was over. It was a good time for relaxation and entertainment. The contestants’ confident stage presence captivated the audience from the first note. Excitement and a highly supportive atmosphere filled the air.
Special thanks go to the adjudicators, professional singing coach Mr. Lau Chun Hei and our alumnus Mr. Chan Chun Hin, for their valuable feedback.
The results are as follows:
| Solo | Champion | Lau Hoi Yan |
| First Runner-up | So Wang Hok | |
| Second Runner-up | Leung Tsz San | |
| Gao Ho Chun | ||
| Lee Sum Ming | ||
| Group | Champion | Shum Sze Wing, Chiu Ka Tsin |
| First Runner-up | Yuen Cho Lam, Shen Jia Ming | |
| Second Runner-up | Li Ming Chu, Ke Yi Tong |
Congratulations!
Their project, “Savior”, aims to boost the population of native insects and plants having declined due to urban development and climate change. “Savior” is a self-operated insect hotel using the Arduino program. The Arduino board processes data collected by 6 light sensors, 2 water sensors and a solar panel installed on the roof top to initiate responses correspondingly, such as revolving the device to avoid sunlight and lowering the curtain to avoid raindrops, in order to provide the best living condition for the insects and thus help the pollination of native plants. If cameras are installed, photos of different insects and plants around can be captured and shared on online platforms such as iNaturalist while the
collected data can be processed to achieve different investigation and analysis purposes by universities, institutions and environmental organisations. Their product can accomplish multiple objectives. Besides increasing the general 
public’s awareness, the mechanism saves a lot of manpower in terms of data collection and monitoring. It is hoped that “Savior” can contribute to saving and protecting the life of both pollinators and native plants.
